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indignation
fury; ire, rage, wrath
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ineptness
lack of competence or judgement
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inert
unable to move or act, sluggish
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ingratiate
to make an effort to gain good favor with someone
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innate
existing from birth, inborn
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junta
a group of people who join in running a government ( after a revolution)
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licentious
lacking moral or sexual restraint
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malevolence
ill will or evil intentions
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malign
to utter injuriously misleading reports about
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methodical
proceeding in a regular of systematic order
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orthodox
conforming to established standards, conventional
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pallor
extreme paleness usually relating to the face
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paradoxical
something that appears false or contradictory, but is actually correct
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parochial
limited in range or scope, narrow, provincial
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partisan
one who exhibits extreme or possibly blind allegiance to a group
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prodigious
extraordinary in bulk, quantity or degree, great size, enormous
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propriety
correct conduct
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prudent
wise and careful about practical manners
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quake
to shake from shock or instibility
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reproach
to blame for something, a disgrace
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trepidation
fear, trembling, agitation
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vindictive
revengeful, spiteful
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